Poultry Breeds - The Wyandotte
Wyandottes originate from the United States and no one really knows which breeds were used to create the Wyandotte breed. They are large chickens with a particularly rounded appearance. They have broad bodies and are full feathered. The hens have a deep breast and backside which shows that they are good layers. The Wyandotte has yellow legs with a round, short head, rose comb, bright red ear lobes and reddish bay eyes. They are a good dual purpose breed. Wyandottes are docile birds and the hens are excellent broodies and make good mothers. They lay well and chicks tend to be strong and are quick growers. Their attractive "curvy" shape, generally good disposition and many attractive colour patterns (varieties) make them a good choice for fanciers as well as farmers.
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| Blue Laced Wyandotte Bantam Cockerel | Blue Laced Wyandotte Bantam Hen | Buff Laced Wyandotte Bantam Cockerel | Buff Laced Wyandotte Bantam Hen | Young Partridge Wyandotte Bantam Cockerel |
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| Young Partridge Wyandotte Bantam Hen |